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marcjacob · 2007-08-10, 07:22 PM

Few things ive noticed. In your text about why they should join you mention your software will get them active quickly, id change that to loose the word software as some surfers are worried about adult sites and the naughty things that the scum webmasters get upto, including malware spyware etc etc. I personally wouldnt use that word but others may not agree.

Also, under that text, put a link to join as thats what you want them to do once theyve read it id guess, as its what the text asks them to do.

Also if your trying to build a comunity site, id loose the thing that says how many people are online, as right now that number is very low. When its builds up brag about it. Its like if your a video site with 10 videos, your not going to brag about that, but your you have 10 thousand you might. IMO.

kaeldaven · 2007-08-10, 07:34 PM

Thanks for all the suggestions so far guys, I'm working on it all right this second, also I have a chat program that I've licensed. Do you think it's a good idea to let other websites link directly to my chat software, I have a link back in the chatprogram so hopefully that might generate a few visitors?

virgohippy · 2007-08-10, 08:11 PM

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Originally Posted by kaeldaven

I have a chat program that I've licensed. Do you think it's a good idea to let other websites link directly to my chat software, I have a link back in the chatprogram so hopefully that might generate a few visitors?

I don't exactly follow what this means, but it reminds me of something someone was telling me about. I didn't really know what he was talking about either.

I have a friend who set up a chat program years ago. He had all kinds of problems because he asked people to link straight to it. He said if he knew then what he quickly figured out he'd tell everyone to link to a single page that points to the program. I think it had something to do with controlling the flow of traffic and making sure the right people go to the right places and the wrong people stay out.

I imagine all you'd need is a warning statement on the page.

2007-08-10, 07:34 PM	#2
kaeldaven Rock stars ... is there anything they don't know? Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 10	Thanks for all the suggestions so far guys, I'm working on it all right this second, also I have a chat program that I've licensed. Do you think it's a good idea to let other websites link directly to my chat software, I have a link back in the chatprogram so hopefully that might generate a few visitors? __________________ http://www.*********** - Adult Web Community

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2007-08-10, 07:22 PM	#1
marcjacob If something goes wrong at the plant, blame the guy who can't speak English Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 34	Few things ive noticed. In your text about why they should join you mention your software will get them active quickly, id change that to loose the word software as some surfers are worried about adult sites and the naughty things that the scum webmasters get upto, including malware spyware etc etc. I personally wouldnt use that word but others may not agree. Also, under that text, put a link to join as thats what you want them to do once theyve read it id guess, as its what the text asks them to do. Also if your trying to build a comunity site, id loose the thing that says how many people are online, as right now that number is very low. When its builds up brag about it. Its like if your a video site with 10 videos, your not going to brag about that, but your you have 10 thousand you might. IMO.